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Cotillas Towers closes this weekend acts of the "I Week of the Spanish Association for Development of Transplant (AET)" of the municipality and does so with the conclusion of a craft market which opens tomorrow, Friday 24 February.
Located on the Esplanade Master Don Angel Palazón and a game schedule (from 11 to 14.30 and from 17 to 22 hours), will officially open tomorrow at 19 pm, will feature demonstrations of crafts and will close its doors Sunday.
"The importance of prevention in the problem of transplant" is the title of the conference to be held on Thursday 23 February (19 hours) in the House of Culture Torrena.
It will participate as speakers AET president, Juan Pedro Bathrooms, vice president of the association "ALCER" Cristobal Quintero, and managers of clinical medical specialties "Moma" Macarena Sanchez Fernandez and Moses.
Various activities
Is the "I Week AET Solidarity" started on Monday 20 February, when he showed up in the morning at a ceremony in the Plenary Hall of the Consistory Torreño and attended by, among other authorities, the Councillor for Culture Torreño Jose Joaquin Licerán, the CEO of AET, Victorio Melgarejo, President of the "Area Commercial Towers", Francisco Jimenez, and the president of "Toi et Moi SC Artisans", Manuel Pastor.
In the afternoon was opened in the center of the town Young Artists exhibition "Art for Life" event attended the assistance of co Torrena Youth Councillor, Sonia Martinez, director of that center, Ricardo Montes.
On the evening of Tuesday February 21 was held at the House of Culture "Pedro Serna" Torrena a poetry reading by Victor Michael, in an event that also featured the screening of the short film "Footprints", directed by Liberto Rabal.
The next day, Wednesday 22 February, the same venue hosted the conference "Customs and Traditions."
What is TEA?
The Spanish Association of Transplant was established in 1999 with the main objective to provide comprehensive care for chronic transplant patient, the patient generally chronic and waiting for a transplant, as well as the general public to prevent chronic diseases resulting in the need of a transplant.
"We believe in solidarity with a project that affects many people living close to the issue of the need for organ donation," note from the TEP, which has over 60,000 members today.
"We want not a single Spanish town unaware of the essential reality of the need to donate organs and carry this permanent campaign conducted throughout Spain from our constitution," they write.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Las Torres de Cotillas
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